Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |   prerogative of God alone; next to keep clear of voluntary transgressions,
 2    I, 6   |            by regeneration, and may keep the man undefiled. And a
 3    I, 7   |              Lo, I am with thee, to keep thee in all the way in which
 4    I, 7   |      hearing of the sins of others, keep from similar transgressions,
 5   II, 2   |          that boys and girls should keep as much as possible away
 6   II, 2   |             to the inflammation, so keep down the burning soul, and
 7   II, 2   |          down the burning soul, and keep in the swelling members,
 8   II, 2   |          the point up to which they keep their reason unwavering,
 9   II, 3   |           be acquired, difficult to keep, and not adapted for use.
10   II, 3   |           use with ease, we praise, keep easily, and communicate
11   II, 4   |             AT FEASTS.~ Let revelry keep away from our rational entertainments,
12   II, 5   |            to appear stem serves to keep those about us at their
13   II, 6   |      abstain. And much more must we keep pure from shameful deeds:
14   II, 6   |      ignorance. No less ought we to keep pure from calumnious reports,
15   II, 7   |          WHO LIVE TOGETHER.~ Let us keep away from us jibing, the
16   II, 7   |          and young women altogether keep away from such festivals,
17   II, 7   |     fornication, from which, if you keep yourselves, ye shall do
18   II, 8   |          service of demons, we must keep from them for conscience
19   II, 9   |           me, and the man who shall keep my ways, watching at my
20   II, 9   | entertaining noble sentiments, will keep awake for as long time as
21   II, 11  |             of our clothes, we must keep clear of all strangeness,
22   II, 13  |          women most expressively to keep clear of ornaments. The
23  III, 2   |             sell,~ So that she must keep them apart the whilst, whether
24  III, 4   |         gold, like griffins; others keep the silver, and wipe the
25  III, 4   |    disreputable old women; and they keep up old wives' whisperings
26  III, 4   |            bonds. And some men they keep; by others they are kept;
27  III, 4   |             more refined than these keep Indian birds and Median
28  III, 7   |        enjoy what is his own, if he keep the Son. And this also appertains
29  III, 11  |      luxuries. Above all, we are to keep in mind what was spoken
30  III, 11  |           God," says John, "that we keep His commandments;" not that
31  III, 12  |             that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He that
32  III, hymn|               Shepherd, who dost us keep;~ Husbandman, who tillest,~
33  III, hymn|           of youths, whom Thou dost keep,~ So that they pollution
34  III, paed|          and sea their place should keep;~ And when the seasons,